To draw a flower, you can follow these general steps that apply to many common flower types:

1. Start with the Basic Shape
   Begin by drawing a simple shape to represent the flower’s center or the base of the petals. For example, draw a small circle or a "U" shape to outline the core of the flower

2. Draw the Petals
   Around the center, sketch petals. Petals can be drawn as curved lines or shapes that come out from the center. You can make them rounded, pointed, or wavy depending on the type of flower. For a tulip, petals are more elongated and smooth, while for a hibiscus, petals are larger and wavy

3. Add Details
   Add details like the petal veins, texture, or small shapes inside the petals to make the flower look more realistic. You can also add leaves or stems by drawing elongated oval shapes or curved lines extending from the flower

4. Color Your Flower
   Once the outline is done, color your flower using markers, colored pencils, or any coloring tools you prefer. Use different shades to add depth and make your flower look vibrant

For specific flowers, here are quick tips:

• Tulip: Start with a "U" shape, then add three curved petals around it with soft rounded edges

• Lotus: Draw a smile-like curve, add pointed petals in layers, and make sure to space petals evenly around the center

• Hibiscus: Draw a large center, then add big wavy petals around it with some bumps at the petal edges

You can find step-by-step video tutorials for these flowers on YouTube, which can guide you through the process visually and make it easier to follow along

. In summary, drawing a flower involves starting with a simple shape, adding petals around it, detailing the petals and leaves, and finally coloring your drawing to bring it to life. Practice different flower types to improve your drawing skills.